lithography

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lithography /lə ˈθɑ ɡrə fi/ ?

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Fifteen years ago, printmaking seemed to be passing unmourned into oblivion at least in America, where lithography, etching and silkscreen attracted few major artists.
After training in lithography, he began careers in both photography and painting.
There has always been about lithography a touch of sorcery, and perhaps no man has ever described this more succinctly than Goethe in 1823.

"This important demonstration of EUV lithography's potential to be used in semiconductor manufacturing in the coming years is encouraging to all of us in the industry that benefit from chip feature sizes shrinking over time," said La Fontaine....
on Feb 26, 2008 By: La Fontaine Source: Earthtimes
"By improving the effective resolution achieved in the litho cell with our advanced material technology, Dow Corning and Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials are playing a key role in extending traditional optical lithography," said Marie...
on Jul 10, 2006 By: David Eckstein Source: AZoNano.com
"Nanoimprint lithography is superb chip-duplication method, but making the first pattern in a mold is very expensive," said Chou. "Now we have found a cheap way to make large-area, fine-pitch grating molds."
on Sep 6, 2007 By: Stephen Chou Source: EETimes.com